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Chris Ashford@lawandsexuality
So given Blair has revealed he didn't support Sarah's Law, how did it end up in law? #leveson
3mPeter Howells@Writer_LovinIt
Blair was "pretty ambivalent" about Rebekah Brook's campaign for Sarah's Law. He agrees with Jay that it got out of hand #leveson
3mRoss Hawkins@rosschawkins
Jay: Did you develop friendship with Brooks? Blair: Yes, probably closer once I left office #leveson
So given Blair has revealed he didn't support Sarah's Law, how did it end up in law? #leveson
3mPeter Howells@Writer_LovinIt
Blair was "pretty ambivalent" about Rebekah Brook's campaign for Sarah's Law. He agrees with Jay that it got out of hand #leveson
3mRoss Hawkins@rosschawkins
Jay: Did you develop friendship with Brooks? Blair: Yes, probably closer once I left office #leveson
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Drama at Leveson ........
Nat Guest@unfortunatalie
DRAMA AT #LEVESON! Protestor just ran in & tried to perform a citizen's arrest on Tony Blair for warcrimes. Amazing
Mel@ArtisanCupcakeCo@ArtisanCupcake
wow someone has just stormed leveson ! calling blair a war criminal
Nat Guest@unfortunatalie
DRAMA AT #LEVESON! Protestor just ran in & tried to perform a citizen's arrest on Tony Blair for warcrimes. Amazing
Mel@ArtisanCupcakeCo@ArtisanCupcake
wow someone has just stormed leveson ! calling blair a war criminal
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Nigel Fletcher@nigelfletcher
#Leveson is righty furious the man got access to the Judge's bench. Public gallery you would expect, but that was serious security failure
esther addley@estheraddley
#Leveson visibly shocked by intruder, who came into court from behind judge's chair, 'in what is supposed to b a secure corridor'
Ross Lydall@RossLydall
What a numpty. He forgot the custard pie #leveson
Tom Latchem@theboylatch
Fair play to the protester who managed to get into #Leveson to tell Tony Blair he is a war criminal. Blair is shameless
Sarah Lyall @sarahlyall
Shouting "the man is a war criminal," a protestor suddenly materializes behind judge #leveson; is seized and bundled off.
Roy Greenslade@GreensladeR
Blair #Leveson: he strenuously denies substance of claims by "war criminal" protestor
#Leveson is righty furious the man got access to the Judge's bench. Public gallery you would expect, but that was serious security failure
esther addley@estheraddley
#Leveson visibly shocked by intruder, who came into court from behind judge's chair, 'in what is supposed to b a secure corridor'
Ross Lydall@RossLydall
What a numpty. He forgot the custard pie #leveson
Tom Latchem@theboylatch
Fair play to the protester who managed to get into #Leveson to tell Tony Blair he is a war criminal. Blair is shameless
Sarah Lyall @sarahlyall
Shouting "the man is a war criminal," a protestor suddenly materializes behind judge #leveson; is seized and bundled off.
Roy Greenslade@GreensladeR
Blair #Leveson: he strenuously denies substance of claims by "war criminal" protestor
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I saw this happening live. This could have been very serious had he had a weapon in his possesion. Not that it isn't serious.
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Tony Blair accused of war crimes by protester at Leveson inquiry
Lord Justice Leveson orders investigation into security procedures after man gains access to court
Peter Walker
guardian.co.uk,
Monday 28 May 2012 13.05 BST
A
still image from broadcast footage shows a protester being restrained
by security guards as Tony Blair was speaking at the Leveson Inquiry.
Photograph: Reuters
Lord
Justice Leveson has ordered an investigation into security procedures
at his inquiry into the media after a protester burst into the
courtroom to shout at Tony Blair while the former prime minister gave evidence.
The
man, wearing a white shirt and chino trousers, entered from behind a
curtain almost directly behind Leveson himself, inside court 73 at the
Royal Courts of Justice.
He shouted: "This man should be arrested
for war crimes," before yelling allegations that the global bank JP
Morgan paid Blair millions of dollars in connection with the conflict.
As several security guards tackled him and dragged him away through the
same door from which he entered, the man shouted: "This man is a war
criminal."
Leveson, appearing shocked, stood up from his seat to
watch as the protester was ejected. He asked the court how the man
gained entry. "I'm sorry for that, Mr Blair," Leveson said.
"I'd
like to find out how this gentlemen managed to access the court through
what is supposed to be a secure corridor, and I'll have an
investigation undertaken about that immediately." He ended: "I
apologise."
Blair, who sat impassively throughout the intrusion,
sounded slightly shaken as he answered: "That's fine." He continued:
"Can I just say, actually, on the record, what he said about Iraq and JP Morgan is completely and totally untrue."
Reports later identified the protester as David Lawley Wakelin from a group called Alternative Iraq Enquiry.
Since
leaving office in 2007, Blair has been regularly targeted by protesters
over his central role in pushing for the US-led invasion of Iraq in
2003. In January last year he was greeted by dozens of activists
outside the Queen Elizabeth II conference centre in central London as
he returned to give evidence to the Chilcot inquiry into the genesis of
the conflict.
Lord Justice Leveson orders investigation into security procedures after man gains access to court
Peter Walker
guardian.co.uk,
Monday 28 May 2012 13.05 BST
A
still image from broadcast footage shows a protester being restrained
by security guards as Tony Blair was speaking at the Leveson Inquiry.
Photograph: Reuters
Lord
Justice Leveson has ordered an investigation into security procedures
at his inquiry into the media after a protester burst into the
courtroom to shout at Tony Blair while the former prime minister gave evidence.
The
man, wearing a white shirt and chino trousers, entered from behind a
curtain almost directly behind Leveson himself, inside court 73 at the
Royal Courts of Justice.
He shouted: "This man should be arrested
for war crimes," before yelling allegations that the global bank JP
Morgan paid Blair millions of dollars in connection with the conflict.
As several security guards tackled him and dragged him away through the
same door from which he entered, the man shouted: "This man is a war
criminal."
Leveson, appearing shocked, stood up from his seat to
watch as the protester was ejected. He asked the court how the man
gained entry. "I'm sorry for that, Mr Blair," Leveson said.
"I'd
like to find out how this gentlemen managed to access the court through
what is supposed to be a secure corridor, and I'll have an
investigation undertaken about that immediately." He ended: "I
apologise."
Blair, who sat impassively throughout the intrusion,
sounded slightly shaken as he answered: "That's fine." He continued:
"Can I just say, actually, on the record, what he said about Iraq and JP Morgan is completely and totally untrue."
Reports later identified the protester as David Lawley Wakelin from a group called Alternative Iraq Enquiry.
Since
leaving office in 2007, Blair has been regularly targeted by protesters
over his central role in pushing for the US-led invasion of Iraq in
2003. In January last year he was greeted by dozens of activists
outside the Queen Elizabeth II conference centre in central London as
he returned to give evidence to the Chilcot inquiry into the genesis of
the conflict.
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What a jolly performance! I love the subdued reactions of the ladies in black floating back and forth, the miscreant being handled out of the door, pulled by two men an pushed by the presumably not very alert security guard. Lovely!
I replayed Blair's remarks several times and although this is probably not verbatim it goes like this:
may I just say - JP Morgan about them and Iraq - I never had a discussion with them about that - or any relationship between them and Iraq.
A little Jesuitical license creeping in here? Blair didn't say at any point that JPM wasn't paying him 6 million a year .
Not having a discussion with them about Iraq doesn't preclude a third person having such a discussion.
You see, Mr. Blair, we're getting very good at hearing what isn't said and we have to give credit where credit's due - TM
I replayed Blair's remarks several times and although this is probably not verbatim it goes like this:
may I just say - JP Morgan about them and Iraq - I never had a discussion with them about that - or any relationship between them and Iraq.
A little Jesuitical license creeping in here? Blair didn't say at any point that JPM wasn't paying him 6 million a year .
Not having a discussion with them about Iraq doesn't preclude a third person having such a discussion.
You see, Mr. Blair, we're getting very good at hearing what isn't said and we have to give credit where credit's due - TM
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Were they mustard-coloured?Guardian website wrote:Lord Justice Leveson has ordered an investigation into security procedures at his inquiry into the media after a protester burst into the courtroom to shout at Tony Blair while the former Prime Minister gave evidence. The man, wearing a white shirt and chino trousers...
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Dr Martin Roberts: "The evidence is that these are the pjyamas Madeleine wore on holiday in Praia da Luz. They were photographed and the photo handed to a press agency, who released it on 8 May, as the search for Madeleine continued. The McCanns held up these same pyjamas at two press conferences on 5 & 7June 2007. How could Madeleine have been abducted?"
Amelie McCann (aged 2): "Maddie's jammies!".
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Tony Bennett wrote:Were they mustard-coloured?Guardian website wrote:Lord Justice Leveson has ordered an investigation into security procedures at his inquiry into the media after a protester burst into the courtroom to shout at Tony Blair while the former Prime Minister gave evidence. The man, wearing a white shirt and chino trousers...
No, it wasn't Lord McConn , he was shouting out the truth and was better looking.
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Operation Weeting: 42-year-old woman arrested over alleged money laundering
Scotland Yard detectives investigating phone hacking arrest woman by appointment in south-west London
Josh Halliday
guardian.co.uk, Monday 28 May 2012 13.47 BST
Detectives from Scotland Yard's Operation Weeting have arrested a 42-year-old woman.
A 42-year-old woman has been was arrested by police investigating phone hacking, on suspicion of money-laundering offences.
Scotland Yard said: "A 42-year-old woman was arrested this morning, Monday 28 May 2012, by officers from Operation Weeting, the Metropolitan Police Service investigation into the hacking of voicemail boxes.
"She was arrested after attending a south-west London police station by appointment at approximately 11:00hrs on suspicion of money laundering offences, contrary to section 327 of the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 and is currently being questioned."
Scotland Yard confirmed that the woman is the first to be held on suspicion of money-laundering offences as part of its Operation Weeting probe.
The force confirmed the woman is not a current or former public official. She is the 25th person to be arrested as part of the investigation into phone hacking. She was later bailed until July, Scotland Yard said.
Section 327 of the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 relates to concealing or transferring the proceeds of crime. The arrest could signal a fresh turn in Operation Weeting, which was launched on 26 January last year after the disclosure of "significant new information" from News International.
All but three of the former News International journalists arrested last month under Operation Weeting have had their bail extended to unspecified dates. Three of those arrested, including the News of the World's ex-US editor James Desborough, have been released without charge.
Scotland Yard has identified 829 potential victims of phone hacking, of whom 231 are said to be not contactable
http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2012/may/28/operation-weeting-arrest-money-laundering?CMP=twt_gu
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30 May 2012 Last updated at 11:14
Julian Assange loses extradition appeal at Supreme Court
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Analysis [url=http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/correspondents/dominiccasciani/]Dominic Casciani Home affairs correspondent
The role of judges in cases like Julian Assange's appeal is to listen to the points being put forward by both sides and decide who has the best argument.
But Mr Assange's legal team are suggesting that didn't happen in this case.
They appear to think he has lost his appeal because the judgement from the UK's highest court is based on a point which was neither heard nor argued in the case.
If this is so, the Supreme Court will find itself in the extraordinary position of having ruled against Mr Assange on a point that his lawyers did not have a chance to consider or respond to.
If true, that would mean the judgement is arguably unfair - and that is why in two weeks' time the court could be in the unprecedented position of having to reopen the case.
Julian Assange loses extradition appeal at Supreme Court
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Analysis [url=http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/correspondents/dominiccasciani/]Dominic Casciani Home affairs correspondent
The role of judges in cases like Julian Assange's appeal is to listen to the points being put forward by both sides and decide who has the best argument.
But Mr Assange's legal team are suggesting that didn't happen in this case.
They appear to think he has lost his appeal because the judgement from the UK's highest court is based on a point which was neither heard nor argued in the case.
If this is so, the Supreme Court will find itself in the extraordinary position of having ruled against Mr Assange on a point that his lawyers did not have a chance to consider or respond to.
If true, that would mean the judgement is arguably unfair - and that is why in two weeks' time the court could be in the unprecedented position of having to reopen the case.
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norman smith@BBCNormanS
Cable says there were "veiled threats..my party would be done over" by Murdoch press if made wrong decision on BSKB buy out #leveson
Independent Voices@IndyVoices
#Leveson, Cable: Mr. Michel's name was explicitly mentioned to me at that stage.
2mNathaniel Tapley@Natt
News Corp threatened to 'do over' the Lib Dems in the papers, if the BSkyB decision went the wrong way. #leveson
Ross Hawkins@rosschawkins
Cable: heard there had been veiled threats that if I made the wrong decision my party wd be done over in the News Int press #leveson
timothy watson@toxicplague666
#Leveson-inquiry today it is vince cables turn to spill the beans. The fact that news corperation made veiled threats re lib dems is dodgy
BeCo@BeCo74
BOOM! News Corp threatened to 'do over' the Lib Dems in their papers ... if Vince Cable's BSkyB decision went the wrong way.#Leveson
Cable says there were "veiled threats..my party would be done over" by Murdoch press if made wrong decision on BSKB buy out #leveson
Independent Voices@IndyVoices
#Leveson, Cable: Mr. Michel's name was explicitly mentioned to me at that stage.
2mNathaniel Tapley@Natt
News Corp threatened to 'do over' the Lib Dems in the papers, if the BSkyB decision went the wrong way. #leveson
Ross Hawkins@rosschawkins
Cable: heard there had been veiled threats that if I made the wrong decision my party wd be done over in the News Int press #leveson
timothy watson@toxicplague666
#Leveson-inquiry today it is vince cables turn to spill the beans. The fact that news corperation made veiled threats re lib dems is dodgy
BeCo@BeCo74
BOOM! News Corp threatened to 'do over' the Lib Dems in their papers ... if Vince Cable's BSkyB decision went the wrong way.#Leveson
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from BBC online.....
BREAKING NEWS:
David Cameron, George Osborne, Gordon Brown and Nick Clegg to give evidence at the Leveson Inquiry next week
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Finally gordon brown......
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8 June 2012 Last updated at 10:55
PM and George Osborne to appear at Leveson Inquiry
David Cameron, Nick Clegg, George Osborne and Gordon Brown will appear before the Leveson Inquiry next week, it has been announced.
The inquiry into press ethics is currently examining the relationship between politicians and the media.
The prime minister will be the sole witness on Thursday, the inquiry's witness list shows.
The chancellor and former PM will give evidence on Monday, with Mr Clegg appearing on Wednesday
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-18366983
PM and George Osborne to appear at Leveson Inquiry
David Cameron, Nick Clegg, George Osborne and Gordon Brown will appear before the Leveson Inquiry next week, it has been announced.
The inquiry into press ethics is currently examining the relationship between politicians and the media.
The prime minister will be the sole witness on Thursday, the inquiry's witness list shows.
The chancellor and former PM will give evidence on Monday, with Mr Clegg appearing on Wednesday
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-18366983
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WAW!
I'll have to change routines next week to be able to follow
I'll have to change routines next week to be able to follow
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Rebakah Brooks back in court today...
Phone Hacking: Rebekah Brooks due in court over 'cover up' claims
By Telegraph Reporters
7:30AM BST 13 Jun 2012
Rebekah Brooks, the former News International chief executive, is due to appear in court for the first time on Wednesday charged with covering up the phone hacking scandal.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/phone-hacking/9328303/Phone-Hacking-Rebekah-Brooks-due-in-court-over-cover-up-claims.html
Phone Hacking: Rebekah Brooks due in court over 'cover up' claims
By Telegraph Reporters
7:30AM BST 13 Jun 2012
Rebekah Brooks, the former News International chief executive, is due to appear in court for the first time on Wednesday charged with covering up the phone hacking scandal.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/phone-hacking/9328303/Phone-Hacking-Rebekah-Brooks-due-in-court-over-cover-up-claims.html
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Rebekah Brooks has been bailed, and is to appear in court again on June 22nd.
Rebekah Brooks and husband bailed over charges linked to phone hacking
http://www.standard.co.uk/news/crime/rebekah-brooks-and-husband-bailed-over-charges-linked-to-phone-hacking-7847358.html
Rebekah Brooks and husband bailed over charges linked to phone hacking
http://www.standard.co.uk/news/crime/rebekah-brooks-and-husband-bailed-over-charges-linked-to-phone-hacking-7847358.html
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Jonathan Haynes@JonathanHaynes
NI have disclosed more texts between Rebekah Brooks and David Cameron, Jay says … #Leveson
Nicholas Watt@nicholaswatt
News Int forced to release texts between Rebekah Brooks and PM by
NI have disclosed more texts between Rebekah Brooks and David Cameron, Jay says … #Leveson
Nicholas Watt@nicholaswatt
News Int forced to release texts between Rebekah Brooks and PM by
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David Cameron "doesn't recall" if Rebekah Brooks asked him to review the Madeleine McCann investigation http://bbc.in/LmpXls #Leveson
David Cameron "doesn't recall" if Rebekah Brooks asked him to review the Madeleine McCann investigation http://bbc.in/LmpXls #Leveson
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Barnaby Edwards@BarnabyEdwards
David Cameron's serious 'Madeleine McCann' face is even less convincing than Amanda Holden's tearful face on Britain's Got Talent. #Leveson
Elaine Decoulos@elainedecoulos
Cameron says he was not aware of any pressure from Brooks to get Met to reopen #mccann case, but knew public were concerned. #leveson
Total Politics@TotalPolitics
Cameron wasn’t aware of any pressure by Brooks on the McCann case #leveson http://bit.ly/LG2pbD
David Cameron's serious 'Madeleine McCann' face is even less convincing than Amanda Holden's tearful face on Britain's Got Talent. #Leveson
Elaine Decoulos@elainedecoulos
Cameron says he was not aware of any pressure from Brooks to get Met to reopen #mccann case, but knew public were concerned. #leveson
Total Politics@TotalPolitics
Cameron wasn’t aware of any pressure by Brooks on the McCann case #leveson http://bit.ly/LG2pbD
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Denise R @DDRey
Cameron can't remember whether Brooks asked him to review the McCann investigation. Bless him. #Leveson
Cameron can't remember whether Brooks asked him to review the McCann investigation. Bless him. #Leveson
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paola totaro@p_totaro
brooks text to cameron '“I am so rooting for you, not just as a personal friend but because professionally we are in this together' #leveson
brooks text to cameron '“I am so rooting for you, not just as a personal friend but because professionally we are in this together' #leveson
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You can keenly smell the intoxicant of power on Rebecca Brooks' breath all way from here... http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2012/jun/14/david-cameron-leveson-inquiry-live#block-77 #Leveson
You can keenly smell the intoxicant of power on Rebecca Brooks' breath all way from here... http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2012/jun/14/david-cameron-leveson-inquiry-live#block-77 #Leveson
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Rebekah Brooks sent David Cameron text message promising 'we're in this together'
Rebekah Brooks sent a personal text message to David Cameron claiming they were "in this together" and suggesting a "country supper" on the eve of a crucial Conservative Party speech.
(Clockwise from top left) James Murdoch, Prime Minister David Cameron, Rebekah Brooks and Andy Coulson
By Rowena Mason, Political Correspondent
12:54PM BST 14 Jun 2012
Mrs Brooks, the former boss of Rupert Murdoch's newspaper group, told the Prime Minister she was "rooting" for him in both a personal and professional sense ahead of his party conference speech in autumn 2009.
She also echoed the campaign slogan of US President Barack Obama by telling him "yes, he Cam!".
Mr Cameron has come under pressure over his links with Mrs Brooks, an ex-editor of the News of the World, since it emerged phone-hacking was widespread at the newspaper. She is due to stand trial on charges of perjury related to the police investigation into the scandal.
The text message disclosed to the Leveson Inquiry will be seen as further evidence Mr Cameron had a very close relationship with Mrs Brooks.
The message also conveys Mrs Brooks' disappointment that the Prime Minister did not turn up to a party organised by The Times newspaper.
She suggests a "country supper" to talk about the issue, as their families live near to each other in Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/leveson-inquiry/9331523/Rebekah-Brooks-sent-David-Cameron-text-message-promising-were-in-this-together.html
Rebekah Brooks sent a personal text message to David Cameron claiming they were "in this together" and suggesting a "country supper" on the eve of a crucial Conservative Party speech.
(Clockwise from top left) James Murdoch, Prime Minister David Cameron, Rebekah Brooks and Andy Coulson
By Rowena Mason, Political Correspondent
12:54PM BST 14 Jun 2012
Mrs Brooks, the former boss of Rupert Murdoch's newspaper group, told the Prime Minister she was "rooting" for him in both a personal and professional sense ahead of his party conference speech in autumn 2009.
She also echoed the campaign slogan of US President Barack Obama by telling him "yes, he Cam!".
Mr Cameron has come under pressure over his links with Mrs Brooks, an ex-editor of the News of the World, since it emerged phone-hacking was widespread at the newspaper. She is due to stand trial on charges of perjury related to the police investigation into the scandal.
The text message disclosed to the Leveson Inquiry will be seen as further evidence Mr Cameron had a very close relationship with Mrs Brooks.
The message also conveys Mrs Brooks' disappointment that the Prime Minister did not turn up to a party organised by The Times newspaper.
She suggests a "country supper" to talk about the issue, as their families live near to each other in Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/leveson-inquiry/9331523/Rebekah-Brooks-sent-David-Cameron-text-message-promising-were-in-this-together.html
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